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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-21
Headquarters for sp'|ng

Spring Clothing: abun-
dant, excellent and ready to
show. Spring Overcoats and
Spring Suits.
sOn this threshold OF our
Spring business it seems
proper to say that the high
est notch Oak Hall Clothing
ever reached for variety,
durability and unquestiona-
BILE value is surpassed by
this seasons stock.
This statement touches
every point Of clothes-mak.
ing; in the selection OF
cloths for quality and pat
terms, and the more perfect
workmanship.
Grades OF materials hith
erto confined to custom.made
Clothing and improvement
in the workmanship, Of Gu
own invention, are used anc
leave our goods without I
parallel among ready-madt
clothing.
The extraordinary guam
titles, lowest prices, ans
generous ways OF servin.
customers are too wei
know to need emphasis.
It's better worth you
money than ever this Spring
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-21
THIRD EDITION.


.N. Dnkot8o ~ bo~0
BISMARCK, OAK, March 20.-rhe
Aiks,asappi river 10 still on the ram
page. The Buford rike reached this
point to &C ~, and the water 10 tossing
over the prairie 1T greater depth and
mole terrible speed than evsr. The
stream has risen foot here TO Day,
which riss 10 equal to . rise Of over 70
feet iu the upper river, - the water 10
spft I'D out over stretch OF country six
miles wide. The fearful blizzard Of
yesn rday sbAted last evening and LEFT
over six inches of snow throuahout the
northwe THIS will add 70 the flood.
and ~ the sun has come ont warm TO
day The tributaries Of the Mssecurt are
already growing from the melting snow.
Reasoning parties that made wonder
full journey into the low lands Jester
day and saved the lives Of six men and
one woman, Who were perch ed upon the
tons Of houses and In the treee. are the
heroes OF the day. A teleers M nom
Fort lincoln yesterday announced that
people could be teen from that point
stauding on hay stacks and In trees.
and that unless they we're rescued they
would perish In the food. II 10 believed
that tbs people rescued are the ones 10
ferred to In the Lincoln dispatch, 81.
though many claim that the couhtry
directly opposite the fort 10 settled, and
numerous nhAbitants q the flooded
district are still In danger II not swep,
away.
A repor. alec comes from the north Il
the effect that ut Painted Woods tn,
settlers have been In the trees and OF
hay stacks for two das 8, and relic
parties have been cent to that point
The report that Superintendent GrA-
ham, OF the Northern Pacific road, het
been drowned has been denied. and l
IL learned that the rumor grew out 0
his attempt TO come 10 Bismarck on Fri
day evening. The gorge Ut Sible5 Ii
land remains firm, and all efforts 20 re
move IL are vsin.
II the present stA.e OF affairs shouls
remain q week the Mis- ouri woulG
have q permanent chsnnel across tb
country at least two miles east Of Its oil
course. The ice is flowing freely to day
and it il being lodged 10 blocks OF iron
roo TO o quarter OF . mile In lenRt
on the farms and meadow land Of tn
settlers The Northern Pacific treat
has net been repaired. and IL 10 impo'
tible for the company TO work upon II
structure on account Of the flowing ic'
30 rapidly did the Good rise .
Painted Woods that two families, Ii
Guiding FIVE children, started to psc
their household ecocs preparatory
moving back from the stream yeete
day morning. Their houses were i
cated on low land and before they 81
ready to start the water wss within si
feet OF their house. They then st.rts'
but were com peiled 10 60 through 10
latd 8 quarter CT mile before the
could reach the Buttes, their hou
being on the bis hest spot in ths localit
Before theT rescued the hi2h land the
were overiskep, AID for The last 70
rods we're compelled TO wade tbrous
three feet of water, one OF the chiIdr n
being carried long distance.
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K,,Iee On shs Raiirssd.

Abou, ll.S5 O'Clock last Saturday nigns
N shifter No So was coming up on the
por.h bound track OF the p, w. q b.
RAILROAD, A. d. Marvel the brakeman dis
covered the body Of colorcd man on the
soutn- bound track near Madison street,
and upon the fact being reported 70 the
conductor, the shifter vss backed some
distance and switched on the south bound
track. AFTER which II came up TO where
the body lay. II was brought 70 the dead
house and an inquest held. Amer hear
| ing the witnesses the jury decided 70 adj
iourp. until the coroner could obtain the
men who were with Ssnderrs 20 that they
could hear their testimony.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-21

Rsv @. P. Mallory, formerly pastor
of Olives Presbyterian Church this
city, bot row OF West Farms, n. 7 {,
Will read . paper to night before the
Histoxiczl 6cciety entitled, bohemia
Manor, its ancient families. homes and
graves" Mr.. Mallory hes taken q
treat Interest IN the past history Of
this section, and Will. without donbs.
present . very interesting collection Of
old time "reminiscences thst relAte to
many Of the oli-tims families OF Wit
min ston. TbefeAdipR will take place
az the society's rooms, Tenth and MAJ
ket stree to, Al . O'Clock.
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Good Prices

L. W. Stidham & Bon, auctieneer',
soid at public sale for James Roltel,
New Castle Hundrej. on Saturday, the
18TH ipst horses, et27 aud $i76; covs.
4 $50 10 SIS; shoats, 30 per pound The
sane auciioneers sold for Hsory Nous
ley, Brsndywine Hundred, cows from
SIS to $58; corn, 69c wheat, ". They
also sold tor Joseph W. Guest, near
Clay mont, COWS from t45 70 e5l; corn
76o per bushel. They aIso sold Ut a
lvAientine's, brandy wine Hu drec .cow'
! $50 10 $40 per head.
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Birthday Parties.

There were two birthday surprise par
ties in Red Lion Hundred last week, one
of which was at the residence of Johr
Massey, who has reached his list mile
stone on lite's journey There were somt
sky persons present, and their coming
was otaily unexpected.
The other party was at Mrs. j. II
Gtorge's, she having attained her fifty
fifth year 1t was planned by her chill
dren and grandchildren aud was a com
plete surprise Among other present
she rece we'd handsome god ring from
her husband and children.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-21
Charged WIN stealing q Team

Bayard Douglas, colored, who Is al
ready under t200 bail for larceny, wal
arraigred at the CT y court this morning
charged with stealing a horse and car
riage from DR.. Mitchell Of Hockessin, oil
he 9th OF this month. 1t was aiterward
found In front OF DIR. Chandler's, &
Brandywine Springs The accused wa
held for a iWther hearing tomorrow
morning.
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TIE Premier. paug liter Was wounded


SAN FRANCISCO, March 20 The
steamer Alamedy from Sydney, which
arrived yesterday, reports that an 1t
tempt was made 70 assas stnaie the Pre-
mier o. Tonga Island, Rev. Shirley
Baker, and his ron and daughter, while
out driving on the evening OF January
lis The party were fred upon By
seye ral meu, white and native, and the
Premier's daughter was wounded
Seven hundred native warriors at
tempted 10 lyhch the suspected parties
but were dissuaded by Mr. Baker. Th'
trouble was ~iog TO religious quarrell
bet ween the different sects. Mr.. Bake
lcharaes the adherents OF Mr.. Moultoo
1 one OF the missionaries, with tpcitinl
1.-The natives to civil WAT. Great excite
ment prevailed on the island at asst nc
tcounts, and Mr.. Baker was barricade'
in the Kings palace.
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CIOsed bis LanOrs.

Evangelist Herald closed his lsbors In
this CITY laei evening. He preached az
this Church Oi the Covenant mo, nj 4 3
and evtnicE and Sao large congrega.
lions at each - vice. The revival coh
Quoted ~ Hr Ger.i6 was among th'
most 1ema!k able ever ht ID In this city
and b srge m IL her haze protested cor
vic:iou 8bd conversion uoder bis preach
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Death Of . FORMER w,iminstousan.

Nathaniel w. sample, . former resi-
deLt OF this city, died In Philsdelphta
e. serdAy, .ged "A years. His father,
Newton q Sample, Who also resides In
Phil sdelphia, was . member Of the
Board of Education Of this city abe NJ
| four years ago. and for long time kept
grocery store 1t the corner OF Linden
and jackson stree,s. The decreased sas
| at one time employed In z Jas. Bette
drug store, but after his father removed
10 PhilAdelphiA resigned his position
and followed him TO that city.
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sale of HOEses.

The sale OF borses at the stab - o.
Jester q Mcdaniel, No 40 West Font
street, WAS quite largely attended, 81 d
Sudham & 500, snctioDeers. succo-ded
in obtsiuiT 4 the follow irg prices: 500
s18eH $500, 5000, S2l6. Si64, $40. n
Sl98, making an average Tor 10 sou,
$l9S 80.
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WILSON'S
Undertaking rooms, No. GIG King st
TELEPHONE SIGNAL, 165,
Open all night.
j. A. WILSON,
Funeral Director.
q EGIsrEk's ORDER.
IL REeIsTHR's DYPrCB,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DKL.,

- EGlSr Ek's ORDER.
u RgeIsTHR'e OYBrCB,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DKL.,
February 10. 1857.
Upon the application of EDWARD q.
BkAUftRi, Executor Of John h. ELI OF,
ia,e Of W umIbgton HID, in sali county, de-
ceased, II Ia ordered and directed by the
Register that the Executor Aforesaid give
lotics ef granting OF letters T=stamep.
tary upon tho estate Of the do
eased, with the dato of granting thereof
by causing Advertisements TO &c posted
within forty days rom tho date OF
such letters IN siE 81 the most poOlic places
d the county OF He| Gastle, requiring all
persons having demands against the estate
| 20 present TIE SANE, IT add q by an ACT Of
assembly in ouch csss Usie and provided
| Ind also ca IRE the came TO be inseiyed
within the Same period In tho Daily
RBpUBLIckS. newspIuer published in Will.
mington, and 70 be continued therein three
T s e Given under tn. hand and Sea-
| LIS. tofOftice Of the Register aforesaid
10y Vat wilmington, II New Castl,
1 County aforesaid, the cay AID year aoov,
written. JOHN K. BRADFORD,
Registsr.
| NorIon.-AIi persons having Gains asains
the estate OF the deceaaod must present ~
| same, duly attested TO the Executor
on or before FEBRUARY lob, 1858, o
abide the Act Of Assembly IN sGch case mad
EDWARD BRADFORD, Executor.
ADDRESS. Wilmington. Del. ma3w-eod'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-21
The Kelley Lyceum

The follow n9 quest ion will be deba
led thit tvepin9fy tie Father Re!ilt
Lyc,up: Ia Z pub icanism rs t4nRh
and Ceared t5 Alexander Hsmiitol
calcu d tp ptrpstuats the govern
men, o. the Un. Cd States better ihsl
Derccltcy at taught ty Tecmas Jtffsi
eou,"
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Il eatil of Teacher,

M'ss Mar O. Hstb, he ei6 es; Of tb'
tGo Eebo sis els, Tho have Tor severs
St&rs c0uduc 20 u select school in TIL
CITY, died .ast 81 arday tom consup p
tioa with which she oas osen affeoLs.
for ,ome tiIns. TIE uueiAi Aud inter
meut vii! bs private.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-21

Last Thursday niglt Mvs. John Ho'-
laud, res iding at No, SIS Walnut steel.
fell down stairs and Injured herself
badly. No bones are broken, but abe is
40 aged lady, aud ihe fall has caused
be I considerable suffering.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-21

A couple we're married in this city
ono evening recently whnse united ages
are shout l41 years The groom, who In
from MidGlatown, is II yesIs old, at d
the bride. " no formerly resided al that
place, is 20 yeArs Of age.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-21

To-morro~ promises 70 be fair 10
slightly cloudy ard s:atioEsry tempers
ture Similar conditions will probably
prevail on w sdpesday.
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Time.

Examine oar stock OF clocks and
watches hrinEe msetng yoar purchase
Millari Il. Dave, e Second street,
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Abons 9 o'clock lest Saturday nisht
John 1s,gare. residing 9 Ciaymont
snd Lobden streets, 0oueA Wilmington,
had his horss end oAsfisas stolen from
10 front Of bis residenos. n horse ID
. bsy of nediun height. aud he entire
team 10 valued 81 aheus 800.
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List of Public sai.s,

March
- j q. Howell. Conrad Il Monroe
3" -. Edmund Wilson, u. HID.
- j X. B0wl!og, 9Th and Adams
- 4. a. rs sou. Jhsstsr
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No Dispatch Up to This Hour.

We kept onr forms open till 8 p. m
waiting for dispatch from Never
Meyers, as Cleveland, Ohio. but up Il
that hour nothing 1.s received. Par
ticulars In to Uo.EoYg iss1S,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-21

Rsmenbef Ike puo.ic sale of touse.
no d and k.-cien furniture ST t27 Gesl
Fifth street., On Tuesf ay Afternoon a
one O'Clock.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-21

IHE CHARLES A. voGELER CO.. Bal
tfmoYe. Md
ArAII persons USING st. Jacobs on or
Red star Cough Oure. will o1 sanding J.
cent stamp and history Of theis case, re
csiye ADVICE FREa-
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-21

Fell & joseph are selling choice fonr
at RED ueea pricSs. Try a barrel OF our
Hungarian Pr0css az, lie best in tho
market 7i3 w. Front street
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-21

A9-F.o0 current ooErefpcn isnce VIA
dsAasrs hare and there. thowing the status
81 st. Jacobs OH and Ia wonderful sfneAcy-
NO such word
8iobe Mflls Pa. Get 20. 1883.
81 have never heard OF \ single case n
which II failed 70 cure. ST. Jacobs uti
takes the lead" =. II. y ODEk. Dealer.
IL Never Disappotnts.
Flandrsau, Dakota, Nov. 4. 1850.
LIVERY one knows u and calls for 81.
jacobs On. have only 20 wrap IL mp,
knowing II will not disepp lint
ID. ). WHIT, Druggist
Never Heard Of DtssaiisfAction.
Phas macy, 1851, I'd Ave, New York. NY.
Oc,ober e, 1888.
Selling ST Jacobs I'll for years;nsvtr
hsa one reIors Of satisfaction"
ALEX. DeLACkNEk-
Greater Than All Combined.
vincennes, Ind. ncf. u, 1850
| s.pave sold &c uou the start win
steady increasing dem nd; GALES OF 81.
jacobs I'll greste. than al othesA con-
bfnsd" ID j. WAfjEN, Uuzgist
Tho best selling Article
Adams, Maze, Nov. 1, 1855.
sSt. Jacobs Oil IL the best selling
remedy ever han lied"
SMITH, MOLE o., Dealers
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Coal.

Fell & Joseph, 7l3 West Front stre,t
sre selling coal TINT Eivts satisfaction.
We screen we'll; try ua.
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fwnys Praised-Enormcus sale.

70 Maiden Lane, N Y. Oct ~, lsss.
Ssls OF st. jacobs OF enormous. An 20
veArs nothing has elual.ed IL; never
heard IL spoken Of Int in praise.
lED. A EkN NNlS.
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suapc or rno relnperarare

81 .as HErusLi0ss ofr'- IN the shn6'
] o'clock 10 o'olecs - o'clOdi
$50 90 81
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Wanamaker & Brown,
OAK HALL,
S. E. cor. Sixth & Market
PHILADELPHIA.
pUBLtO SALE-WlLL BE SoL0 Al
/ public saie on
WLDNE sDAY. M ARUH 30. 1857,
PHILADELPHIA.


at O'Clock p. IN,
IN the premises, 18th stree, near Mt. Salem
Church, CnristiAnt Hundred, Del, the en-.
tire 81 ck OF zach machinery, formerly
owned and run by Newton Cloud, eoDslstins
Of ore large horiglnAl boiler, e5-boist
power; enc upright boiler, 10 horsepower
one engine, lbhorse power; circular riI
saw, CO 0piete; / circular rip and cross GU
saE. 90 ppiete; lsrSe band saE, single spin
die shsper, Dortising II achinc iced stat and
teron mschire, uouider. lathe, palmer
pullsis, hangers, shafting and batting. AL
The machinery 10 nearly nes, and OF the
lateit improved patenu and attachment
complete and must DO sold, As the oSne
mas no use for them
Psrtons desiring 10 attend tho sale TAX
street cars and get on at NJ. Salem lane
VII ich Is about fquares from the prem isss
Terms cash. For iurtner p1rtic al ara call o;
| or address J. J. Pk1ROE, W. Tth street
WILMINGTON, Del.
l. ". Sudnsm Son, Auct's. nal Il
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S;JACOBS OIL
NOTHING LIKE 1T.

a9rr.ou earrsus eosrsspcn isnes vita
~ 81. Jasobs OH and IL, wonderful sfieAcy.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-21

Ifyou va1ts Req clock % TO hillard
L. DAVE, 8 : .ec II s.f.ev.
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MhoIs

Two weeks "
wealthy farmer !
Arkansas, shot .
men who were )
tsnt charges ont
mer for puld1i
BIDS eley took lh,
ierrymen insulIs
tempted to draw q
RidReley SHOT 90
| examination Rti
In revenge, q olSs
killed AMI 90 ~
| tempted to sssns
was riding BON. y
| shot his horse if9,1
| and they approsc's
1 OF them dead. II
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FIFTH q
The Geo,r,.,

.@ o'cloet, ,.
|n seam' /. Gorsis,
Rs s.,sB Bay Line, ~
|s MARIAN 4 Hcliiss.
|S s,.i, Bu, iss
|9 on Of tie ~
|Lhs Officers Of u.
ssl 70 see their o.,
the ws;sr like ) ,sh,,.S
|A lady belcurIu,,' :
broke = bottle q ,%,.
the steamer Is sb,..
and named her Il. =
Iside, but a tua CIV, !"
y. cable and soor S'.a
aide Of the vhar,ss''
tine steamer viii ~
| place ms on The line ~
The Geo,iIAhss',
From stem to Inn, y:
che 10 $50 fe.. loos -
itet, with guard, Dss
rect on either d.
|s teet and 6 inches. ~
| decker, inclsdil, Id
Lighted ,hrOasSos, \,
electric ,. lights. Az
siIi suggest the I'd,
sells now ope,s,si ~
al the upper vO,t,s
ident!cally the AN.
|jeclinz guards iruu
dtck. Her line, M
| such As TO denote m"
| yer proper, dl,H
| per hour.
i. Toe main saioor u
length OF the vs.sl, h
lof an opsn deck 81
ard 20 feet ar
| do0ls and sinsl. ts
| dssians in loile, IN.
side Of tie nloo,.
toilets, etc., viii b !
grand saloon wlll b
| BY . dome .kyishI
IRlAss, extending b.
saloon.
l. The motive povs I
be Que coup9asd \
propeller engine, sil
verified cylinder, vIa
fright angles. rs.u
Ider Is "a inches i
low pressure q i,c.sl
stroke OF ~ iutbs.
i The propeller sss
lin diameter, viii ID
and . half feet. Al
lie aTn0py tka so-i,.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-21

what is TO Be en- a,p 4
|sisy : ,S '..Iss ss1itsisss|
|Sur lg,.. i.,lanfS %st'''sI
l Ais b be-, ssDs
am, ~ Prn l,,seIiae y
| s iasss viii d y ~
! The ssDs s.l
| WHITEsisC",aIs
lThompsop.,. Id III
Ibound 70 .ssS's,sb1
IPoint, ssi va b
IwIld, o0ups :
IschoonIei. - VI
captain HN' |
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pesth Of W.

willism sbisidi
INo 2ll Jeat r o !,
AZ. A.. 3 U,ifI i ,on'
be had for tSlfg,
| by the Harlan : !,
| s slipped and q + I'll ~. y
l, Ing n 1lonfas 4 . u j,
/. wife, eve d'as'''
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Life oif*|

Agents ta DC .l.,b,,sd4
tied IS aoo N',h
|S S,es,ins 3 IL 81 e
LIS golden ~ III
|sboul go or P'i =
-, ~ as. E 's is.' n
|n tsSo Sr' ''nno ,sss, D. :
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-21

d n. Bush, usyl
robbed OF t7,@sH
Wyoming, iiss IND
that Major BasA vul
Mckinney 10 pI Il
and stoppei 81 Ala4
nis dinner, lsaTitl /
ing the money d
stood . fes ssrH
and In plain view
| escort. As THY W
he meal, s ssiaa
| when the stage oa
| seiztd the vsllse,
| standing near M
| wind" he w
| He 10 known 10
I Parker.
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soD~]

At Neilisyilles, vi,
in tn the case Of p s..s
y; ;;;ss : l. , ' i:t g: u
s sentence can ,5it Be i%s3
a 'ns' 'Se }! 3 s1'iss Ell y
vile wife, BY pOi''Hi'S1
| marry. -
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CONFIDENCE.

We can with confidence
say that for this spring
and summer season we
shall display a stock that
will surpass any Of our
previous efforts. We
have catered for the trade,
whose wants embrace
the low price, the me-
dunn and finer grades
and our stock is open
and ready for inspection
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-21

sNYsNrED-OHE q JOD AKIN ESs
w maker; also ono orrand ooy. hin a.
YERaEk, al Snipiey street. m2i-a.
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"ANTEU-TO PUKC ASK.
w light cheap horse. address Ar
ID. ii. T., .his oti1c.. m2i-zs LTD
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SLy A STE D-A askMAN Oil
w wants a place as ohamS ermaid. hP
ply II llA T.. lllh street. mu-Zl
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-21

ANI ENlED--A hUUM, WITH boAnp
w on Attn street bstween walnut an.
ombard streets. address u. ID. TINS u
tee. mLi-S-
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YLTANIED-A uJJD OIL JkED W.
w naa for general ho1seWorx AZ ~
2JT W. Attn steel. IT.
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NJ ANIED-A WHITE WOMAN WHe
w understands cooking for restaurant
Apply at the United states motel, opposi''
Tho depot. mzi-N!
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-21

DUBLIC SALs-WtLu Bs SOLD A I
a no. 90T french street, on Thursday
March 2l.h, At O'Clock q. m, . lot o.
hogsen old and kitchea furniture, such ~
bsds, beisteAds and oed ling, chairs, stove
carpets, etc. sale positive.
SARAH A. WlNTRUP.
j.. ". Std b an Son, Auct's. n2i 81
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-21

NY rED-A 0OUD bAhBek; AZ
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The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1887-06-25

Some of our down east friends
when they come I o Missouri and try
to run the politics of a neighborhood
and fail, get an atrabilious idea OF
this state, and forthwith begin to talk
about old fogyism, non-progresslon,
etc. Some of the more coarse II
brutal of the gentry even speak OF their
neighbors as "mossbacks.' However
benighted and behind the times they
may be, we have yet to read OF a Mis-
souri, town in which such an incident
as this could happen: Charles Doscher'
a respectable married man, was duck
| ed in the village fountain at Flushing,
N. Y Saturday night, by a vigilance
committee organized to duck all mar
RED men found out after IL p. m.
Being a married man, and very fire.
quently out until after IL O'Clock, es-
pecially on lodge and council meet
ny nights, we hope Misso uri will not
adopt this down east idea.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1887-06-25

"May God palsy the hand that wrote
The order. May God palsy the brain
that conceived it, and may God palsy
the tongue that dictated it, is the way
Gen. F'airchild raves yer an order OF
the president, which was rescinded as
soon as 1t was found to be disagreeable
to a portion of the northern soldiers of
| the recent war. The New York Post,
a republican newspaper, thereupon
prints an editorial article in which il
saws that if Gen. Fairchiid desires the
death of the president it would be
more manly to assassinate him himself
than to incite some other person tt
do so.